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My fav suit...1st saw this in the 1st book by sean shaver,1978.
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My fav suit...1st saw this in the 1st book by sean shaver,1978.
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As Sabbath's photos above shows Elvis wore different belts to the Blue and Brown stoned Black Spanish Flower suit.
You can also see that the inserts in the legs are blue and Elvis wears a blue scarf when he comes on stage in the blue stoned suit while using a white scarf when coming on stage in the brown stoned one.
You can also see that Elvis uses a microphone with a blue "band" at the top when wearing the blue stoned suit.
This is definitely two different suits and I doubt very much that the stones were changed from blue to brown overnight so Elvis could use the blue stoned one on August 31 and the brown stoned one on September 1.
the jumpsute is lovely and fits elvis well
You made a little mistake here Bripet56. The pictures of August 31th are form 1973 and the pictures from September 1st are from 1974. So if the stones were changed it didn't happen "overnight".
But it didn't happen at all. They're indeed two different suits.
Designer Gene Doucette told me that the "White Spanish Flower" was meant to desing and both black versions were to keep the people at the shop at work and busy.
Of course Leroy, thanks for pointing it out to me. I even had the photos dated 1973 and 1974 but I blame it on the heat yesterdy
What a beautiful suit !
Ladies, He's mine
too cool ,wish there was more , or any concert footage of elvis in this suit
''Baby I dun told you, after the show"
Thanks Leroy, yes these are two different suits. The photos from 9/74 were taken by Judy Palmer. I see in some of these posts the stones in the suit in her photos are referred to as brown. I think that is just how they appeared once the photos were printed. I have seen Judy's slides and the stones are actually red. So there is a red stone version and a blue stone version. Although the pattern colors have always seemed different to me too. The blue stone version seems to show up in photos as a very light, almost white pattern, around the stones, while in the red stone version the pattern seems darker and made up of more colors.
Actually the "Black Spanish Flower" with blue stones has also green stones in it. Just like the "White Spanish Flower". The fact some of the stones seem to have a different color, almost white, as you put it, is because two different types of stones are used. Normal Rhinestones and Aurora Borealis. The last type has a titanium glow and when the light hits it it changes color. The red one has the same.
Below you will find an example of some Aurora Borealis stones as they appear on the 1973 "Arabian". You can see that some of the stones light up in multiple colours.
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Here's pictures of a black spanish flower with red stones and one with green stones.
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ok let's recap (I'm getting confused)
White Spanish Flower (everyone agrees - blue & green stones)
Black Spanish Flower RED STONES
No such thing as the Brown version
Black Spanish Flower with Green (and Blue) stones.
....is there a Black version with just LIGHT BLUE STONES?
I remember having this photo in a 2 page spread in a book....and it looked ALL LIGHT blue to me....but I guess it could be the lighting.
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Cool Suit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
August 31, 1973 Dinner Show.
A Great Looking Jumpsuit.
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Occupy Consensus
While I find the form of consensus used in Occupy Wall Street to be hard to maintain, it is something interesting to consider if it continues to work in the way illustrated:
Ken Knabb is writing on Occupy Everywhere as well:
Almost as clueless are those doctrinaire radicals who remain on the sidelines glumly predicting that the movement will be coopted or complaining that it hasn't instantly adopted the most radical positions. They of all people should know that thedynamic of social movements is far more important than their ostensible ideological positions. Revolutions arise out of complex processes of social debate and interaction that happen to reach a critical mass and trigger a chain reaction — processes very much like what we are seeing at this moment. The "99%" slogan may not be a very precise "class analysis," but it's a close enough approximation for starters, an excellent meme to cut through a lot of traditional sociological jargon and make the point that the vast majority of people are subordinate to a system run by and for a tiny ruling elite. And it rightly puts the focus on the economic institutions rather than on the politicians who are merely their lackeys. The countless grievances may not constitute a coherent program, but taken as a whole they already imply a fundamental transformation of the system. The nature of that transformation will become clearer as the struggle develops. If the movement ends up forcing the system to come up with some sort of significant, New Deal-type reforms, so much the better — that will temporarily ease conditions so we can more easily push further. If the system proves incapable of implementing any significant reforms, that will force people to look into more radical alternatives.
As for cooption, there will indeed be many attempts to take over or manipulate the movement. But I don't think they'll have a very easy time of it. From the beginning the occupation movement has been resolutely antihierarchical and participatory. General assembly decisions are scrupulously democratic and most decisions are taken by consensus — a process which can sometimes be unwieldy, but which has the merit of making any manipulation practically impossible. In fact, the real threat is the other way around: The example of participatory democracy ultimately threatens all hierarchies and social divisions, including those between rank-and-file workers and their union bureaucracies, and between political parties and their constituents. Which is why so many politicians and union bureaucrats are trying to jump on the bandwagon. That is a reflection of our strength, not of our weakness. (Cooption happens when we are tricked into riding in their wagons.) The assemblies may of course agree to collaborate with some political group for a demonstration or with some labor union for a strike, but most of them are taking care that the distinctions remain clear, and practically all of them have sharply distanced themselves from both of the major political parties.
Knabb could be aiming at Jodi Dean, Doug Henwood, any number of Marxist magazines, some of the articles at Racialicious, and, depending on how you read what I have said and my tentative support, myself. I suppose that I agree with Knabb that we should wait and watch this play out, but I do not think 68 was a success and I am not sure if Knabb thinks it was.
Knabb notes that there are several in the occupy movement inspired by the situationists. Given how that all panned out, I don't know how I feel about that. That said, this is a way to break into the spectacle. Anyway, Knabb's Anthology of the Situationist Interational is quite interesting as is Knabb's translation of the classic Society of Spectacle.
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Several ladies, nearly all retired, sat in the non-fiction section of the Glenwood Public library recently for their monthly meeting. Minutes from the last meeting were read, a treasurer's report was read and a presentation was given. From the outside, it seemed like the monthly meeting of any social club in any small town across America. Listening in, however, one notices their treasurer's report does not include funds coming from a bake sale.
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Mills County residents looking for good entertainment don't need to look far from home. The Mills Masquers community theater group has entertained southwest Iowa residents for 35 years.
The theater troupe began in 1977, when resident Marge Smith wanted to put on a play for Mills County residents. That play, a melodrama, was called No Opry at the Opera House Tonight.
Glenwood Community High School graduate Jeremiah Barns (class of 2000) and his fiancee, Becky Martin, walked into The Fountains Ballroom near Mineola to book a modest wedding in May 2011. They never dreamed that their modest wedding would turn into a $50,000 fairy tale.
"We were going to try and keep it to $10,000," Martin said. "Then we found out they were having a contest, and we asked 'can we get in on that even though we have already booked?"
Glenwood tween Madison Morris, like many 12-year-olds, keeps very busy. She is a nearly straight-A student, plays clarinet in the Glenwood Middle School band, and plays volleyball and basketball for the school. Morris, however, has one special activity that many of her fellow seventh-grade classmates do not. She has become the Iowa triple-crown champion in ATA Tae kwon do for the second year in a row.
Five antique tractors from Mills County have begun a month-long journey to their new home in western Europe.
The tractors were among 25 sold during an auction last month at the Robert Leick property north of Glenwood. Four of the tractors sold to online bidder Marc Geerkens of Belgium belonged to Leick. The fifth was owned by Elmer Niemoller of Mineola.
Glenwood resident Bob Fisher started a holiday hobby that has lasted for 10 years -because of his son's wedding.
Fisher's son, Christian, asked all the men in his wedding party to grow beards for the big day. Bob had never grown a beard , but eventually agreed.
Bob's wife, Jan, liked the sight of him with a beard and encouraged him to keep it after the wedding. At that point, she got an idea.
Ask 7-year-old Landen Achenbach what he is excited to do while in Des Moines to attend the Iowa State Fair, and he will happily tell you.
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Swimming, however, is only one part of the weekend. At 9 a.m. on Friday, Achenbach will be one of 70 first-and second-grade students from across the state who will participate in the Iowa State Fair Spelling Bee.
MINEOLA - An 8-foot by 8-foot quilt painted on two sheets of professional sign board is bringing new life and attention to a century-old barn on a rural Mineola farmstead owned by Randy and Lisa Tallman.
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Ask Wilma and Glenn Johnson what's the key to a long, happy marriage you might get a joke. But listen closely and you'll get a little wisdom from a couple who just might know the secret to a long marriage.
"You have to live a long time," said Wilma, with a giggle. "No, you don't take fights to bed with you."
"If you have an argument or a fight, you kiss before bed," Glenn agreed. "You don't carry grudges, that's the key."
"It makes it easy that when he wakes up, he's always in a good mood," said Wilma. "He's a morning person so he sets the good mood for the day."
It's been a long haul for Glenwood Transit Line.
Seventy-one years to be exact.
The freight, transport and storage business has been a staple of the Glenwood community since shortly after the Great Depression, but Clarence Boles, Jr., and his wife, Helen, say the time is right to close up shop.
"It's neat after this length of time to say we're closing with a positive attitude," Helen said
during an interview last week. "We're not being forced to do this. We're doing this because the time has come."
March 15 was supposed to be a joyful day for Tim and Melissa Lorang.
Yes, it was a Monday, the first day of a long work week, but it was also the day of Melissa's 20-week ultrasound - the day the expecting parents were going to learn the gender of their baby.
Her routine is rigorous. Physically exhausting. Emotionally draining. Some days, it's outright overwhelming.
Gina Giaffoglione would have it no other way.
One year removed from an auto accident that has left her with full paralysis in the lower half of her body, the 22-year-old Wayne State College student is determined as ever to return to a lifestyle of total independence.
As far as Renee Coffey is concerned, she will always have eight children.
Renee and husband Charles lost their daughter Amanda Grace a little over six year ago to complications from anencephaly, a neural tube defect that prevented their daughter's skull and brain from developing properly.
Amanda Grace Coffey was delivered by cesarean at Creighton University Medical Center on April 23, 2004. She lived just over 27 hours and died surrounded by her mother, father and seven brothers and sisters.
Anencephaly occurs in just three of every 10,000 live births in the United States.
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Half of babies born with anencephaly die within 10 days of birth. In very rare cases anencephalic babies live more than a month.
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A horde of untrained doctors is no good for our health
A crisis looms. Before November 2012, 181 trained medical students would find themselves without a graduate placement. Without this last step, they cannot practice as doctors in Australia.
A medical degree sees a student spend up to six years at university, where they gather a general education in medicine. Once complete, the student must find a graduate internship in a hospital, where they can then move from students to become actual doctors.
According to an audit by the Confederation of Postgraduate Medical Education Councils, 3326 Australian-trained medical graduates applied for 3080 internships in 2013. That leaves 181 graduating students - who have spent between $51,000 and $300,000 - without any option to further their barely-started career.
It's being labelled the National Internship Crisis, and James Churchill, the president of the Australian Medical Students' Association says it's a significant problem over the long term.
"There's a lot of money that goes into training. It's a waste of an investment the public makes. A waste of medical professionals to meet our future needs."
These future doctors are particularly crucial for providing desperately needed healthcare in rural regions. Mr Churchill points out that the rural system is almost in crisis mode itself.
Dr Sean Fabri is International Medical Graduates Subcommittee Chair at the Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria. He agrees that rural doctoring is important, but is concerned that the flood of students and a lack of appropriate mechanisms to process them is increasing the strain.
"One potential way it could affect patients is the dilution of training. If we just have to find more places for this large number of interns – and the numbers are just going to go up and up with the current government policy – we might end up sharing the jobs or workload against a larger number of people. While some will get the sufficient amount of experience, there's going to be gaps."
Dr Fabri and Mr Churchill both say the solution is, like a lot of complex issues that involve state, federal and local co-operation, a long-term, consistent approach. The fact that a cycle of medical education transcends a politician's elected term doesn't help.
The breakthrough 116 positions that have been produced by planning between federal Health Minister Tanya Plibersek, and Health Ministers from Western Australia, Queensland, the ACT and the Northern Territory are useful for now, but it's the lack of plans for further training that makes Dr Fabri and Mr Churchill's AMSA concerned.
Dr Fabri says there is good data on providing solutions. "There's actually a World Health Organisation recommendation that was made in 2010 which suggested that first world countries like Australia need to develop a sustainable workforce in medicine, and as part of that we have an organisation called Health Workforce Australia. They've released a document called Health Workforce 2025."
Mr Churchill says that Health Workforce 2025 "is the best workforce planning data we have." The difficulty to overcome is implementing the data, requiring "coordination of different arms of the medical training pipeline. No one body is clearly responsible for that aspect."
Mr Churchill suggests that using the Health Workforce 2025 data to estimate numbers is key, making sure the students who enter courses have relatively assured internships ready at the end. An understanding between the public and private hospitals, and universities that supply them with students is necessary to make such numbers useful.
"Hospitals are now inundated with applications, by people desperate for positions," Dr Fabri admits. His role as part of the team processing these applications has put him in the eye of the storm. "You'd think that initially that would be a good thing, but in fact it's created a tremendous burden of sorting and shortlisting applicants. When you have nine hundred people who've applied, that's just not a number you can realistically interview. Especially given the short timeframe."
A study in Queensland has identified a shortfall in ongoing training and positions for doctors, with reports that as many as 400 doctors in postgraduate years will not be offered work in the state in 2013. Meanwhile, the Australian Nursing Federation predicts a "shortage of more than 109,000 nurses by 2025." (Link) Clearly, Australia's medical community is in trouble.
Governments are finally at the table, discussing these problems with stakeholders. The 116 new positions extend the lifeline, but only for now. Further investment from governments in required, but that will be tough given the economic climate.
AMSA is pushing for implementation of the Health Workforce 2025 data, and government and private hospitals to engage with universities on the matter. The importance of the issue is not one that is front and centre in the public's mind, but if adequate achievements aren't met, and soon, patients will be the ones in crisis.
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'Mr Churchill says that Health Workforce 2025 "is the best workforce planning data we have.'
'Workforce planning' - what is that - 'new speak' ?
marley says:
I was under the impression that it is overseas students who are having trouble finding internships. I don't see how funding positions for foreign students who will presumably return home is going to address the problems of rural health care. I'd rather have Australian students required to do a stint in the regions as part of their training.
Gregg says:
Trained doctors are certainly one aspect of adequate medical care as are having sufficient numbers of nurses who also need time in hospitals as part of their training.
That there are more hospital places required may mean a number of things and that being:
1. Will we be running short of hospitals and hospitals capacities and perhaps advances in medicine and even protection of people in auto accidents may mean even with an increasing population, demand could be stable or even decrease, there also being much more day surgery than there may have been twenty years ago.
2. The number of university courses may now be higher than needed.
It also needs to be examined whether the Australian University trained doctors includes international students for then it may be that those international students should get their hospital experience in hospitals of their own countries and that would offer some correction to the imbalance between university study and hospitals demand.
FINK says:
It's a disgrace as simple as that. The blood letting on the Health professionals and system began with Abbott when he was Minister for Health (sarcasm intended). The states did not help the situation by burdening the state health systems with bludging bureaucrat fat cats. Now in NSW you have the Liberal party ripping more cash out of the health system, it is unworkable and lives will be lost because of this of which these so called politicians will never be held to account.
Go to any E.R at any time of the day and tell me there is no room for new interns, to assist, learn and save lives!
Nick says:
I'm not convinced by the dilution argument. Interns and registrars work dangerously high hours with insanely long shifts and many studies have shown that fatigue-related mistakes are frighteningly common; as are depression and other health issues in early career doctors. There is plenty of work to go around. Sharing the load and challenging this aspect of the quite frankly stupid culture of the medical profession can be no bad thing.
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This is about foreign fee paying students not being given placements in the public hospital system once they have completed their degree.
They have received their education and now it is time to return home and help their own communities by completing their internships in their own hospital system. That is why they came here to study medicine wasn't it?
Surely only a cynic would suggest that they did not come here to study but in fact came to get permanent residency, a Medicare provider number and the many hundreds of thousands of dollars said number will bring them. Yes, only a cynic could suggest such a thing…
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Hi Simon,
I find the information in your article very surprising to say the least. And why? I have to wonder if we really do have far too many young doctors and not enough placements for these graduates in our public hospital system? It just doesn't make any sense at all considering that all to be doctors should get some kind of practical work experience as interns, unconditionally. And most interestingly in most European, Middle Eastern nations and the USA, we are actually looking at a good 8-10 years of dedication on the part of students studying medicine before they become fully qualified doctors, that is if I am not mistaken!
I am only assuming that after spending close to $300,000 and six years these candidates want to become doctors very quickly and no matter what? I have noticed that most ambitious plan for many young doctors is to open of their own practice or becoming part of a big medical center. Do we need to wonder why? It could be the easiest money they ever made. I remember a time when most young doctors would practice their profession tirelessly to prove themselves first. Right now it seems to be all about making money very quickly in any way they physically can.
Like it has been said before practicing medicine is about saving lives and can we put a price tag on such a valuable profession? Only when we allow all these medical students to study, work hard and practice their profession, we can safely say that medical profession is so much more than writing or printing prescriptions for the patients. Most unfortunately it is just like the usual way of practice and how most modern medical centers operate on a daily basis. I would like to know where are all the good doctors when you really need them? Kind regards.
scott says:
So now the Medicine students are being faced with the harsh reality that their university degree does not guarantee them a job? Who'da thunk it?!
Having less interships available helps weed out the less capable students from the health system. The graduates who missed out should have studied harder and improved their people skills.
Anjuli says:
@2 Fink. My GP gave us a leaflet which tells us about emergency GP's open after hours .People where I live don't really need to go the ED unless it is just that an emergency . My daughter works in ED she has lost count how many paracetamol she has dispensed, which the patient with a bit of common sense could have taken at home.Then again common sense is short supply these days.
St. Michael says:
It sounds a lot like the "articled clerkships crisis" that the legal profession went through a few years ago, albeit there was no pressure group named the "Australian Legal Students' Union" to whinge about it. Just as with doctors, the rule used to be that you couldn't practice as a lawyer until you had suffered what amounted to two years' indentured servitude with a law firm, as an 'articled clerk'. No clerkship, no ability to practice.
Just as with doctors now, there were too many law graduates and not enough positions for clerks - and law firms themselves didn't help the situation, more or less seeing taking articled clerks on as an act of charity and seeing them as more or less useless during that time, because they'd had no practical training while in the law schools.
The legal profession dealt with it by inventing these interesting things called "law college" and abolition of clerkships. In essence, as a general rule across the country now you either do your undergrad degree as a lawyer, then do a funky "prac ed" course for a few months, and bing, out comes your practice certificate and your licence to sue. Or in some cases you just do the law college thing for four years and when you come out you can practice.
It would not surprise me if the training of medical general practitioners at least wound up going in the same direction, because we have governments that are stupid enough to think that's a good idea.
The other thing I was wondering about was - how much of this deluge of students and lack of GPs is being driven by the desire to get into specialist disciplines like cardiology or urology, where the money is massively higher and the practices usually only in metropolitan areas?
Also, how much of it is the same old story of universities just charging for seats without regard to how much demand there is in the world for a given degree? In the US, law degrees are literally a dime a dozen because of this relentless churn-and-burn approach to students.
Kassandra says:
A few people above are on the right track on this. It is about international fee paying students not being guaranteed internships against a background of the usual government kneejerk incompetent decision making.
We had a perfectly adequate sustainable system graduating well trained medical graduates until the 1980s when the then Federal government decided that their spiralling health budget could be reigned in by limiting the number of doctors who generated the costs in the system. So they canned plans for two new major medical schools that were in the pipeline and reduced medical student places nationally. Medical bodies warned that there would be a critical shortage in the future but they were ignored as usual. Similar warnings were ignored about a shortage of nurses when their training was switched to tertiary institutions instead of training in hospitals.
Fast forward 20 years - bingo! Critical shortages in medical and nursing staff. What does government do? It does what all their friends in other advanced OECD countries are doing for the same reasons - poaching doctors and nurses from other countries. Our system at present depends on overseas doctors and nurses to survive (and it's not as if the countries they come from don't need them). What does the government do? Creates a swathe of new medical student places, small new medical schools and at the same time screws the universities' budgets so they rely heavily on overseas students from wealthy families who can pay huge fees to bolster their precarious financial position.
Now another 10 years on and we have a mini-tsunami of medical graduates coming through the system except the states, whose public hospitals have to provide the postgraduate training for new doctors, don't have the facilities or the senior staff or the budgets to cater for them because the Federal government, who created the problem, hasn't funded these things adequately in their grants to the states. Meanwhile the states have wasted huge slices of their health budgets on an army of advisors and analysts and a bloated bureaucracy and have closed hospital beds and reduced front line clinical staff.
The present situation was entirely predictable and was predicted years ago. The rural shortage is a red herring - there has always been a rural shortage. Most doctors, like other people, want to live in the capital cities and along the coast. The rural shortage is worse when there is a general shortage.
Andrew says:
"According to an audit by the Confederation of Postgraduate Medical Education Councils, 3326 Australian-trained medical graduates applied for 3080 internships in 2013. That leaves 181 graduating students - who have spent between $51,000 and $300,000 - without any option to further their barely-started career. "
I'm sorry, when I read an article that, in the first 2 paragraphs, claims that 3326-3080=181, I tend to stop reading. And perhaps you meant 'horde' in the title, not 'hoard'? Unless of course, we're saving all these unemployed doctors for a rainy day? I realise that spelling and basic arithmetic is hard, but.. oh, hang on, no it's really not. Maybe stick to the video thing?
stephen says:
Are there any professional trained in preventative medicine, only ?
Doctors diagnose, then they fix, but why not train students specifically in matters physical, biological, sociological, ethical, and who may get knowledge in nutrition, the gym and excercize, time planning, child rearing etc. - such a student doesn't have to be expert in each, but as preventative measures to general health, well, maybe such a process in schools, for young family members who want to avoid medical problems would be welcome ... especially by insurers.
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A cold knife cone biopsy (conization) is surgery to remove a sample of abnormal tissue from the cervix. The cervix is the lower part of the uterus (womb) that opens at the top of the vagina. Abnormal changes in the cells on the surface of the cervix is called cervical dysplasia.
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Halton Regional Police say the youngster, believed to be five or six years old, suffered an unknown head injury and a broken leg when hit by a vehicle around 3:50 p.m. in front of Maplehurst P.S. on Plains Road East in Aldershot.
She was taken to McMaster Children's Hospital.
A male crossing guard was also hit by the vehicle at the same time.
Burlington Staff-Sgt. Chris Clarke said the crossing guard sustained minor injuries.
At the scene of the accident, Halton police Sgt. Kevin Baird told the Post the vehicle involved was a beige Nissan Altima driven by an adult male. A beige Nissan with a broken driver's side mirror remained at the scene, which had been closed to traffic as Halton's Collision Reconstruction Unit took over the investigation.
Baird also confirmed both the crossing guard and the girl were in the crosswalk in front of the school when they were struck. It is not believed speed or alcohol were contributing factors.
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GPR Records (Glen Roven, Peter Fitzgerald, Richard Cohen, artistic directors) will release a children's CD of Catherine Zeta-Jones narrating The Runaway Bunny, based on the best selling children's classic by Margaret Wise Brown. Michael Douglas narrates everyone's favorite elephant - The Story of Babar - The Little Elephant, a 1931 classic written by Jean de Brunhoff. Also on the CD will be English Baritone Mark Stone singing Goodnight Moon also by Margaret Wise Brown. The CD, distributed by Naxos, will be released on November 15th and will be available at www.GPRRecords.com, Amazon, and iTunes.
Catherine Zeta-Jones narrates The Runaway Bunny in a new piano trio version composed by GPR Records artistic director and 4-time Emmy Award Winner Glen Roven. RUNAWAY BUNNY has been performed all over the world and narrators have included: Brooke Shields, Glenn Close, Sandy Duncan, Donna McKechnie, Kate Mulgrew, and Phyllis Newman. This piece premiered at Carnegie Hall with the American Symphony Orchestra, with Glenn Close narrating. Runaway Bunny was written in 1942 and has been published continuously since that time.
"It is such a pleasure to participate in The Runaway Bunny for this recording - it's a wonderful timeless story of free thinking and creativity," said Catherine Zeta-Jones. "I know the importance of music and reading and my hope is that this CD will touch and capture the imagination a new generation."
Narrating the tale of one of the most famous elephants in the world Michael Douglas, a two-time Academy Award winning actor and producer, tells the story of an orphan elephant who is befriended by a kind old lady, introduced to the pleasures of civilized life, then returns to the jungle and marries his childhood sweetheart and is elevated to King of the Elephants. The story of Babar, which celebrated its 81st Anniversary this year, includes music by Francis Poulenc and Jason Wirth on piano.
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